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Billyonaire: GEJ; The most lettered President in the history of the Federal Republic. GEJ, the Chief Corner Stone, David among the Goliaths, Team GEJ till 2019.

We will be watching.

excuses plus excuses = out of power. A real commander-in-chief should be ready for whatever and whenever.

Respect and dedication. every other thing na jara.

^^ One of the most rational response so far.

TheDoc: About 7km per liter، henesey honda accord 2002,

Thats not true, explain please.

berem: Another silly post! How on earth will I know that? Do u expect me to be carrying my calculator to know how many litres I consume per kilometre? Next topic pls!

The topic isnt silly, but meant for people like you. You can easily do that whthout the help of a calculator,

^^Only in these new cars.

^^ You can never tell, what if the woman didn't even knew you weren't the father? hope you got me.

^^ I can easily calculate that with the speedometer and the fueltank guage on the dashboard screem.

My rover 200 consumes about 5-5.5 liters of benzin/petrol for every 100km.

Afam, you happened to have the same B-day with da Boss,
Have a great birthday

Oh no , just felt it is a topic we could discuss together.

What will you do if you find out that you are not the biological father of a child you have been raising for lets assume 20 years?

WASHINGTON (AP) — If diplomatic achievements were measured by the number of countries visited, Hillary Rodham Clinton would be the most accomplished secretary of state in history.

While historians will debate and eventually rate her tenure as America's top diplomat, Clinton is already assured of a place in the State Department record book.

When her plane touches down at Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington early Tuesday morning, the former first lady will have completed an epic 13-day journey of 27,000 miles — about 2,000 miles more than the circumference of the Earth — through and over Europe to Asia and then doubling back to the Middle East.

One well-traveled Clinton staffer described the France-Afghanistan-Japan-Mongolia-Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia-Egypt-Israel itinerary as "especially absurd, even for us."

Despite the mind- and body-numbing time zone hopping, Clinton joked that she was ready for more.

"I appreciate being here, I am only sorry that I have to leave," she told reporters on her last stop Monday, in Israel.

"My traveling team is anxious to get home. I'd like to be hanging out in Jerusalem, but, you know, I have to do my duty," she said with a sigh.

Since becoming secretary of state in 2009, Clinton has logged 351 days on the road, traveled to 102 countries and flown a whopping 843,839 miles, according to the State Department. While some previous secretaries may have flown more miles — mainly due to shuttling back and forth to the Mideast on peace missions — none has visited more nations.

Clinton broke that record last month, eclipsing Madeleine Albright's total of 98, when she traveled to Finland for number 99 and then hit the 100 mark in Latvia.

Not content, she tacked on another two countries — Mongolia and Laos, where she was the first secretary of state to visit in 57 years and only the second ever — on her latest trip. And she has another six months to go before she reaches her self-imposed deadline to step down and take a breather.

Even with a bed on the plane and her uncanny ability to sleep mid-flight, the grueling schedule can take its toll.

Clinton suffered a rare coughing fit as she finished a speech before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Hanoi.

And while she insisted that she would have preferred to stay all day as birds sang in Kabul's presidential place, she rushed away when Afghan President Hamid Karzai suggested taking additional questions.

Arriving in Egypt this weekend after a flight from Cambodia, Clinton and her staff literally didn't know what time it was.

BlackBerrys automatically reset their times to what should have been Cairo time, except it wasn't, so the staff set their clocks to Sarajevo time. Several hours later, the reason for the discrepancy was discovered: Egypt opted out of daylight saving time this year.

Clinton tells anyone who asks that she won't be staying on if President Barack Obama wins a second term — not surprising, given that only one secretary of state has served more than four years since the 1970s. And after a bruising fight with Obama for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, she likes to say she won't be returning to the political stage.

But with her popularity at an all-time high and the Democrats in likely need of a 2016 candidate regardless of whether Obama is reelected, there is widespread speculation that she would find a second stab at becoming first female president irresistible.

First, though, she'll need a nap.

I thought the police was responsible for that, why is the governor taking it upon himself?

Yola — Although hippos are herbivores, they are extremely aggressive and unpredictable, fighting rival creatures and each other to defend their territories or offsprings. This was witnessed in Shelleng, a riverine community in Adamawa State last week.

It is not only in Shelleng. Rampaging herds of hippopotami are terrorising farmers and fishermen along river Benue, and, at least, two fishermen have been killed in their encounters with the mountainous beasts.

Though, the wild hippopotamus that killed the two fishermen was shot dead, the situation highlights how ill-equipped the Nigerian wildlife control officials are in their duty to protect wildlife and residents of the communities around the rivers where the animals visit frequently.

The marauding giant mammals are destroying fishing boats, turning to waste rice fields and attacking cattle. In all they threaten the livelihoods of local farmers and fishermen in the riverine areas.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201207111191.html

BENIN CITY – Search for the missing bodies of the policemen and adhoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), involved in a boat mishap in Ethiope River, near Ologbo town last Saturday entered third day yesterday.



Informed police soures disclosed that the search team defiled the heavy down pour on Sunday in search of missing bodies but to no avail as they left the river late.



It was also learnt that the rain also compounded the search as the team battled with poor visibility under the water.
http://www.edostatenews.com/search-for-late-inec-official-policemen-continues/

miteolu: Bros he said '' release'' does female releases?

Which nairalanders do you think have a similar personality ?